Kate Middleton has been honored with a portrait during her cancer treatment following King Charles’ big painting reveal.
Inside the Buckingham Palace, a new exhibition called “Royal Portraits: A Century of Photography” has been set up at King Charles’ Gallery, where a picture of the Princess of Wales has been placed.
It was captured by a photographer named Paolo Roversi, and had originally been revealed on the occasion of Kate Middleton’s 40th birthday in 2022.
Fast forward to now, the image is supposed to serve as a symbol for her “resilience and grace during a challenging period,” as per Time.
Prince William and his wife shared this portrait with their followers on social media while expressing newfound delight in the choice for it to be included as a part of the exhibition.
Their caption mentioned that the photo will thus be taking a permanent place at London’s National Portrait Gallery, where Kate Middleton serves as Patron.
This art display has been organized to display pictures of the royal family that have never been seen by the public before, such as one capturing a young Prince Charles next to Princess Anne.
